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8 August AGUSTO Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday2009 Saturday Damenggo Lunes Måttes Metkoles Huebes Betnes Såbalu 1 8 August AGUSTO Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday2009 Saturday Damenggo Lunes Måttes Metkoles Huebes Betnes Såbalu 1 All dates were provided by the Guam Department of Education, Department of Defense Education Activity and Catholic Schools Office, and are subject to change. 23 45 67 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 G DOE-First day of classes; first quarter begins G Aug. 11-20 - Pre-service training, Head Start, Tuesday- G DOE-Teacher orientation Thursday 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23/30 24/31 25 26 27 28 29 G Aug. 24 - DOE - Head Start parent-child day G Aug. 24 -Catholic -Parent orientation, Father Duenas G Aug. 31 - DODEA - First G DODEA - Reporting date for quarter begins non-admin educator personnel 9 September SEPTEMBRE Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday2009 Saturday Damenggo Lunes Måttes Metkoles Huebes Betnes Såbalu 12 34 5 G Catholic - Faculty/staff meeting, St. Anthony School 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 G DOE, Catholic, DODEA - G DOE - First-quarter G Catholic - PTO meeting, St. Labor Day - holiday progress reports due Anthony School 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 G DOE - Sept. 14 - Head Start assessment and screen- ing; no Head Start classes G Catholic - 60th Jubilee holi- G Catholic - First-quarter day, AOLG report out, Santa Barbara 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 G DOE – Sept. 25 Southern High School parent- teacher conference G DOE - Sept. 21 - Head Start G Catholic - Mercy Day - holi- assessment and screening; no day, AOLG Head Start classes 27 28 29 30 G DOE - Sept. 28 - Head Start assessment and screening; No Head Start classes 10October OKTUBRI Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday2009 Saturday Damenggo Lunes Måttes Metkoles Huebes Betnes Såbalu 12 3 G Catholic - Faculty and Staff meeting, St. Anthony School G Catholic - First quarter exams through Oct. 6, Santa Barbara 4 5678910 G Catholic - Teacher record G Catholic - First-quarter day, Santa Barbara (no class- exams through Oct. 9, St. es) G Catholic - First quarter Anthony School G Catholic - First-quarter ends, Notre Dame High. G Catholic - Teacher’s record G Catholic - Annual G Catholic - First-quarter exams through Oct. 9, FD and G Catholic - Second quarter day/Makeup exams, AOLG (No Run/Walk, St. Anthony exams through Oct. 8, AOLG Dominican begins, Santa Barbara. classes) School 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 G Catholic - Staff develop- ment/Record day, St. Anthony G DOE- End of first quarter G DOE - Flexible makeup day School (No classes) G Catholic - Second quarter G Catholic - First quarter # 1 G Catholic - Quarter break, begins, ND and St. Anthony ends, Dominican; Parent- G DODEA, Catholic - Holiday - ND; second quarter begins, School; PSAT at Father G DOE - Second quarter Teacher Conference, Santa Columbus Day Dominican and AOLG Duenas School begins Barbara (no classes) 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 G DOE - Head Start teacher G Catholic - Parent-Teacher work day; no Head Start class- vonference, pre-K and kinder, es Dominican (no classes); G Catholic - Parent-Teacher Parent-Teacher conference at conference, Father Duenas; AOLG (no classes); Parent- Second quarter begins, G DOE - First-quarter grades G Catholic - PTO Meeting, Teacher Conference at St. Dominican due by end of duty day St. Anthony School, 6 p.m. Anthony 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 G DOE - Head Start open house, central office G Catholic - Halloween Carnival, Notre Dame. United G DOE - Oct. 26-30 G DOE - Elementary G DOE - High school parent- Nations Day, Dominican Dev. Head Start classroom open school/Head Start parent- G DOE - Middle school par- teacher conference, except Center; Parent-teacher confer- house teacher conference ent-teacher conference Southern High School ence, Dominican (no classes) 11 November NUBEMBRE 2009 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Damenggo Lunes Måttes Metkoles Huebes Betnes Såbalu 12 34 56 7 G DOE - Professional/staff G DODEA - First quarter ends development day G Catholic - Faculty/Staff G DOE, Catholic - Holiday - All G Catholic - Parent-Teacher Meeting. St. Anthony School, G DODEA - No school for stu- G All Saints’ Day Souls’ Day Conference, Notre Dame 3:15 p.m. dents - Teacher work day 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 G DOE, DODEA, Catholic - Holiday - Veterans Day G No classes for Mercy Heights., Infant of Prague, G Catholic - Veterans Day AOLG, Santa Barbara, ND, St. G DODEA - Second quarter holiday, Dominican School (no Anthony, Father Duenas begins classes) Memorial 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 G Catholic - PTO meeting, St. G Catholic - Second-quarter G Catholic - Ice Cream Anthony School, 6 p.m. report cards out, Santa Barbara Festival, Santa Barbara 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 G Catholic - Thanksgiving cel- G DOE - Nov. 23-25 G DOE – Nov. 24 ebration at Dominican; Mass at G DOE, DODEA, Catholic - G DODEA - Recess Day Head Start November Institute; Second-quarter progress St. Anthony School and Holiday - Thanksgiving, Nov. G DOE - Flexible Make-up no Head Start classes reports due Dominican Dev. Ctr. 26-27 Day # 2 29 30 12 December DISEMBRE Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday2009 Saturday Damenggo Lunes Måttes Metkoles Huebes Betnes Såbalu 12 34 5 G Catholic - Second-quarter G Catholic - Second-quarter G Catholic - NHS senior exams, St. Anthony School, exams, Dominican Dev. Ctr., G Catholic - Faculty and staff induction, Father Duenas Dec. 1-4 Dec. 2-4 meeting, St. Anthony School School 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 G DOE, Catholic - Holiday - G Catholic - Advent retreat, G Catholic - Second-quarter Our Lady of Camarin (no AOLG; PTO meeting, St. exams, Santa Barbara, Dec. classes) Anthony School 10-11 and 14-15 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 G DOE – Head Start profes- G Catholic - Second-quarter sional/staff development day G Catholic - First-semester G DODEA - Accelerated with- exams, Dec. 17-18, Father G Catholic – End of second exams Dec. 15-18, AOLG drawal date Duenas School quarter, Dominican Dev. Ctr. 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 G DOE – Dec. 21, 2009 to Jan. 1, 2010 Christmas break (flexi- ble makeup days Dec. 21-23) G DODEA - Winter recess G Catholic - Christmas break Dec. 21 to Jan. 1 Dominican Dev. Ctr.; Teacher’s G Catholic -Christmas break G Catholic - Christmas break record day/makeup exams for G Catholic - Christmas Break starts, Dominican and St. starts, Santa Barbara AOLG (no classes) starts, AOLG Anthony; parish holiday, AOLG G Christmas Day 27 28 29 30 31 G Catholic - Christmas Break, G Catholic - Classes resume, Mercy Heights and Infant of Mercy Heights and Infant of Prague (no classes) Prague 1 January INERU Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday201 Saturday0 Damenggo Lunes Måttes Metkoles Huebes Betnes Såbalu 12 G Holiday - New Year’s Day 34 56 78 9 G DOE, DODEA, Catholic - Classes resume, third quarter G Catholic - Third quarter G Catholic - Faculty and staff G DOE – Second quarter begins for most schools begins, Santa Barbara meeting, St. Anthony School ends 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 G DOE – Second-quarter grades due by end of duty day G Catholic - Second-quarter report cards released, Santa G DOE - Third quarter begins Barbara 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 G DOE, DODEA, Catholic - Holiday, Martin Luther King Jr. G Catholic - PTO meeting, St. Day Anthony School, 6 p.m. 24/31 25 26 27 28 29 30 G DODEA - No classes - G Catholic Schools Week Jan. Teacher work day 24-30, Mercy Heights, G Catholic Educators Dominican Dev. Ctr, Infant of Conference, Dominican G Catholic Schools Week Jan. Prague, Dominican, St. G DODEA - Second quarter schools, Santa Barbara, St. 24-29, Santa Barbara Anthony ends Anthony, Father Duenas 2 February FIBRERU Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday201 Saturday0 Damenggo Lunes Måttes Metkoles Huebes Betnes Såbalu 123456 G DOE – Head Start Teacher G Catholic - Faculty and Staff Workday # 2 (No classes) G DODEA – Third quarter meeting, St. Anthony School, G Catholic - CSW Conference, begins 3:15 pm. AOLG (no classes) 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 G DOE – Flexible makeup day G DOE – Head Start Parent- # 6 Teacher Conference G Catholic – NJHS Induction, G Catholic - Third quarter Santa Barbara; Father Duenas G Catholic - PTO meeting, St. G DOE – Third quarter progress reports out, Santa Day, Father Duenas Anthony School, 6 p.m. Progress Reports due Barbara 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 G DODEA, Catholic - Holiday - G Catholic - Ash Wednesday; Presidents Day Third-quarter exams Feb. 17- G Catholic - Spring G DOE – Staff Development 19 for Dominican Child Dev. Production, Dec. 18-20, Father Day #2 Ctr. Duenas School 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 G DOE – Southern High G Catholic - Fourth quarter School Parent-Teacher confer- begins, Dominican Dev. Ctr ence 28 3 March MÅTSO Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday201 Saturday0 Damenggo Lunes Måttes Metkoles Huebes Betnes Såbalu 123456 G Catholic - End of third quar- G Catholic - Third-quarter G Catholic - Faculty and staff ter, Dominical School; Teachers exams, March 1-4, Santa G Catholic - Third-quarter G Catholic - Third-periodic test, meeting, St. Anthony School, record day, Santa Barbara (no Barbara School exams, March 2-5, AOLG March 3-5, Dominican School 3:15 p.m. classes) 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 G Catholic - Fourth quarter G DOE – Secondary Schools begins, Santa Barbara, – Chamorro Language Dominican School; Teachers Competition record day/makeup exams, G Catholic - Fourth quarter AOLG (no classes); Chamorro begins, AOLG; third-quarter G Catholic - Third-quarter Week, Mercy Hts. and Infant of exams, March 9-12, St. exams, March 11-12, Father G Catholic - Chamorro Day, Prague Anthony School Duenas School Santa Barbara 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 G DOE – Fourth quarter G NHS Spring Induction, G Catholic - Third-quarter begins Father Duenas School; Parent break, Father Duenas School G Catholic - Staff Teacher Conference at AOLG G St.
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